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Article #20099Re: FillColor problem within Lotus Notes
From: Peter Boctor
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 16:38
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 16:38
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Graeme, When you say that you are using Lotus Notes I assume you mean that Lotus Notes supports VBA, ie the VB ui within the app. Right? Perhaps you haven't added a reference to the InDesign type library? When I've used one of the Office products to drive InDesign, there is a "References" menu item that brings up the same dialog box as in the full VB applications. This allows you to reference the "Adobe InDesign 2.0 Type Library". Have you done this? -peter
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